How it works
The short path from budget to live ad, for people and their assistants: create the account, fund it, submit the ad, pass review, and watch results from one dashboard or from a chat.
On this page
From budget to live ad
- Open an account online. Create an account with a six-digit email code. No sales call is required to get started.
- Fund the account. Add prepaid budget on a hosted payment page. Your assistant picks up campaign setup and reporting as soon as the payment lands.
- Submit an ad for review. Upload the ad and landing page. Automatic checks confirm it is ready to run.
- Test more than one message. After a campaign exists, add approved ads, pause weak ones, replace the main ad, or copy the campaign without rebuilding everything.
- Track what happens. Use the dashboard to see review status, balance, recent ads, which ads each campaign rotates, and funding history.
Two ways in, one account
Your assistant is not a separate back door. Dashboard clicks, connector tools, and direct API calls all work on the same account: prepaid balance, campaign budgets, hosted funding, ad review, landing-page checks, and delivery reporting.
In plain English, a campaign is the budget and schedule. An ad is one approved image and the page it links to. Rotation is the set of approved ads that campaign may show. Your assistant can change that set, and the same checks apply before anything goes live. Campaigns and ads has more.
In the dashboard
A person uses the web dashboard as the control room.
- Open an account with the email code.
- Complete the company profile and advertising intent in the dashboard.
- Add prepaid budget on the hosted payment page.
- Upload the ad and landing page, then watch review and launch readiness.
From your assistant
An assistant uses the connector tools or the API to run the account.
- Finds the service from the docs, llms.txt, the API root, or the connector tool list.
- Connects with the connector sign-in, or an API key stored as a secret.
- Requests a hosted payment link when budget is needed.
- Submits ads, rotates them on the campaign, follows funding and review, and iterates from real delivery data.
What the numbers can prove
Reporting keeps fast spend readings, delivery reporting, and conversions on your own site separate, so you or your assistant can see what is known, what is still syncing, and what to check next.
- Dashboard read
- The time Adprime Zero generated the dashboard or API response. It is not proof that delivery reporting is up to date.
- Provider synced
- When delivery reporting last synced from the ad exchange. Check it, and any freshness warning, before treating zero clicks as final.
- Snapshot delivery
- Fast spend and impression readings that keep your balance and daily cap current. They do not prove clicks.
- Conversions
- Events on your own site from Adprime Zero pixels or server postbacks, attributed to campaigns when click or campaign evidence is present.
The longer version, with how to judge traffic on real visits instead of click rate, is Reporting and traffic quality.
Less process before the first test
Traditional ad buying often starts with a sales form, a minimum commitment, and a lot of new language. Adprime Zero starts with the work you actually want to do: set a budget, submit the ad, and see whether it is ready to run. If your assistant is doing the setup, it follows the same path. Costs are on Pricing.